Unitec 2 1310 0010, 2 1310 0020, 2 1311 0010 Operation And Maintenance Manual

Pneumatic

Drill

Types 2 1310 0010

2 1310 0020
2 1311 0010

Techn. Doc.-No. 207

Illustration can differ from the original

Operation and

Maintenance Manual

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Type No. 2 1310 0010 2 1310 0020 2 1311 0010

Operating/Flow pressure 6 6 6 bar

Motor power 0.65 0.65 0.65 kW

Speed under load 650 650 650 rpm

Drill chuck

Geared chuck

dia. 13

Quick-release

chuck dia. 13

TP 1 mm

Drilling capacity in steel max. 15 max. 13 max. 15 mm

Air connection R 3/8“ R 3/8“ R 3/8“ female

mm 31 31 31 esoh fo DI

Air consumption 0.68 0.68 0.68 m³/min.

sgk 4.5 7.5 7.5 thgieW

Length with drill chuck 314 314 281 mm

Noise (1m distance) 88.8 88.8 88.8 dB(A)

Vibration at free speed 2.23 2.23 2.23 m/s²

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Operating Instruction

Handling and proceeding are described here

Spare Parts Documentation

Consisting of parts lists and sectional drawings.

Supplement

Maintenance of pneumatic tools

Notes for oiler setting

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

General

The performance / output power of this machine are designed for drilling of different work pieces
and materials. Hold the machine tight against rotation.

Before Operation

% Check the oil level. If necessary, add oil to fill up the oiler (line oiler or service unit).
% Clamp the drill into three-jaw chuck or into morse taper.
% Connect air hose. (In order to remove contaminents, blow out the air hose before connecting).
% Open the valve and begin the

drilling. (Speed can be regulated by opening the valve more or

less).

After finishing the operation

% Shut the valve
% Turn off compressed air and disconnect the air hose.
% Loosen the drill and pull it out.
% Check oiler.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Any tool can be dangerous. Please follow these simple safety
procedures - they are for your personal protection.

% Do not use this machine in any way other than as directed by these operating instructions.

% Hold the machine tight during operation. When operating with the hammer drill also use the

second handle.

% Regular maintenance is essential - check all screws, fittings etc. for tightness.

% Check the air hose for damage.

% Use only lubricated air during work.

% Never use dull tools or bits.

% Avoid sparks in hazardous environment - created by the drill. In this case flush material and

drill always with sufficient water for cooling during use.

% Wear safety-glasses, non-slip gloves, protective clothing and ear protectors.

% Ensure that you maintain a safe working position.

% Never work under the influence of alcohol, drugs or strong medication.

% Always disconnect machine from the air line for changing drills or working on the machine.

% Remove rings, watches, ties etc. that could be torn by the machine.

% Follow the general current and appropriate Accident Prevention and Safety Procedures.

WARNING! Never use the flexible hose as a lifting handle.

Your safety is in your hand!
Observe these instructions!

Noise and vibration levels

Typically A-weighted noise level of the machine is:

% Sound pressure level: 88.8 dB(A)

Wear ear protection.

The typical weighted acceleration is 2.23 m/s2.

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ESU

Intended use

The machine is designed for drilling of different work pieces and materials.
Any use, deviating from the above is not intended use.

Improper use

Drive for lifting goods or people.
Working without individual safety equipment

DANGER ZONES

Operational
condition

Normal function Malfunctioning improper use

Expected use

Life phase

Transport

Transport of the
machine in an
inoperable condition

Drop of the
machine

Transport of the
machine in an
operable
condition

unknown

Start-up

Operating with the
machine with
desginated tools

unknown Operating with

approved tools

unknown

Operation

Machine is only
working when valve is
actuated

Machine runs
without intended
actuating

Valve is blocked
while open

unknown

Machine moves tool Tool blocks unknown unknown

Maintenance

Regular change of
vanes

Operation on a
Service Unit

Failure of the
machine

unknown unknown

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MAINTENANCE AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

The service life and the performance of the motor are decisively determined by:

a) The air purity

b) The lubrication conditions and maintenance

at a):

Blow out the air hose before connecting it to the machine. Install dirt and water separator
upstream of the motor, if it is not possible to prevent the formation of rust and water
condensation in the air distribution lines.

at b):

Use only resin- and acid-free lubricating oils SAE 5 W - SAE 10 W. Oils of higher viscosity
cause vane sticking (difficult start-up and lower performance). Optimal lubrication will increase
the service life. We thus particularly recommend installing a service unit and line oiler upstream
of the motor. Observe the comments in the supplement

„Maintenance of Pneumatic Tools “

Do not wash out sealed and greased ball bearings and do not rinse the machine in general with
petroleum or similar cleaning fluids.

Use anti-freeze lubricants, such as „BP-Energol AX 10", „Kilfrost" or „Kompranol N 74“ in
wintertime or if the compressed air is very moist.

Air connection:

Line, fitting and hose must have the required cross-section to obtain sufficient air (680 litres/min.)
Regularly check and clean the air inlet screen (at item 26).
Operating pressure may

not exceed 6 bar, otherwise the machine will be damaged.

Cleaning the motor:

Rinse the motor with cleansing oil after approx. 10 working hours. Cleansing and oil-ampule (Part
No. 9 9902 0100). Fill the oil into the air connection. Connect air and start the motor (approx. 20
seconds at free speed).

Wear of vanes:

Vanes are main wear parts and are recommended to be replaced in due time. The wear can be
noticed, when the performance decreases clearly (>100 hours operating time by regular
lubrication). They ar

e considered to be worn when the height "H" is less than 11 mm.

new 14

replace < 11

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